Phlebotomy Tech II, $5K Sign-on Bonus

Overview

This is a position in the Ambulatory Service locations in Talbot, Queen Anne, and Caroline Counties.

The ability to travel to all locations is essential. It is a rotating day shift position. Facilities operate from 630 AM to 430 PM depending on location. There is a Saturday morning rotation in Easton 8am - 12 PM.

Under direct supervision, collects blood samples by performing venipunctures, finger or heel sticks on patients, ensures the quality of blood and assumes responsibility for the safety and comfort of the patient, following established standards and practices. Responsible for processing the specimens and delivering them to the appropriate department.

Key Responsibilities

1. Obtains venous and/or capillary blood specimens according to established procedures.
2. Utilizes a computerized system for logging and tracking specimen collection and patient information.
3. Operates simple medical laboratory equipment, such as a centrifuge.
4. Effectively communicates with laboratory and medical staff to resolve problems and concerns regarding specimens and to properly identify and label specimens for processing, delivery and storage.
5. Responds to requests for STAT phlebotomy, when indicated.
6. Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time and walk periodically in the process of performing phlebotomy work.
7. May receive and process specimens for testing in various laboratory departments according to established procedures.
8. Operates centrifuge and separates specimens according to departmental procedure. Properly stores specimens when necessary.
9. Enters patient demographic data into the laboratory computer system. Accesses appropriate account or opens a new account. Recognizes when there is a need for a new medical record and does not assign duplicates. Orders tests as indicated by the physician on the requisition.
10. Responds to telephone inquiries for test results, specimen status, or other general inquiries.
11. Monitors pending phlebotomy orders and ensures collections are completed.